Clarence Walker III

Ice & Daphne,
I just got back in the states and I'm still stunned by the E-mail tragic news from Christine Waters.
My heart is filled with sorrow for you and Daphne.I know this is late, but I want to send you and Daphne my
deepest sympathy on the death of your son. I know that he will be greatly missed by many and I want to join everyone in sharing your grief during this difficult time.
With sincere symphathy,
Les Daniel I(Dan)

Ice and Daphne,

The Lord blessed you with a loving son. Now, He came and claimed his child. Your son is in a better place. God left you two grandsons to remember your son.

I have one child, a son, and I don't know what I would do if I lost him. But remember God knows best.

I will keep you both in my prayers and ask God to help you through this period in your lives.

Remember, God knows best.

I love you both.

god bless your family

Clarence & Daphne,
God does not make any mistakes. Your faith will get you thru the days ahead. My condolences to you and the rest of the family. [I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. PSALM 121:1]

Rosa Pegram (classmate of Ice)
Fredericksburg, VA

Clarence and Daphne,

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your son. May you find peace in the memories that you have of him. May the Lord comfort you and your family.

Dorothy Watson

Ice you my deepest sympathy from your bowling family.

JR

Clarence and Daphne,

Please know that I was saddened by the news about the lost of your son. It seemed only yesterday that I attended his Wedding; and now He has gone home to Glory to be with Jesus.

Please know that his spirit will always dwell in your lovely home in Landover, MD and also, the home of his Wife and Children.

May God Forever Bless you Both and the family of Clarence Wallker, III,

Christine Waters & The Waters Family

Clarence and Daphne,
Our dear Clarence (Bonkey) was always such a lovely polite young man. He has not left my thoughts since I heard of his passing. I can still see him walking in church with you.

I shall constantly pray for both of you.

Much Love,
Cleopatra

I offer my deepest sympathy to Clarence, Daphney, Nate, Daevon and the rest of the family. I will forever cherish the fond childhood memories of Clarence and I growing up together at Second New St. Paul. Running through the halls from the late Deacon Eddie Thomas. Those were the days...

Although this is a difficult time, I am assured that Clarence had a relationship with Christ and is in a much better place now.

Rest on my brother... Till we meet again...